The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1906, Page 12

a THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENI \G, JUNE 4, eae SPENDING HS [GIRL DROWNED AT END OF i. er WALL STREET, "5 sa = EE aie Se : | ¢ 3 Upholstery Dep't : THETA EUURE co arate tne Companions HF TESTIS. + |Electrcan Grasped Testing] «th Flor Were Rescued, When Dory with Party | +33] Lead, Not Knowing It Was Furnishings, hangings an oe from Drone Overturned in Hudson, SS +4 Charged. flame for Summer Co ages, { enty-four years old, in Twenty-sixth at Fancy Muslin Curtains, with and employed by are = Com pans an hemstitched ruffle, plaing th street, had about! tucked or figured centres, © volts of electricity shot through his body to-day, and ts tn ue Hospital! 450, 75¢ and 1.00 per pair, Cast Off by Family for Marriage Young Moor- | head Is Bracing Up. | = Goldberger Shows How ‘ ; | Eckmann Was Nomi- |ovsins + nated on Ticket. eevee + 9, ] Frank Scott was taken =) “REN MAID. | tundrea ana MARRIED FRENCH MAID.) Riiaiee * er ater og | 1200 yards Cretonnes, Frenchy Patrick Russ ‘ Park, a J and English manufacture. we Extremely attractive de- signs for summer drape- ries, art work, or furniture slip covers. Millionaire Uncle Backs Col- lege Student, but Insists He Sober Up. | ASEES FESS Fen Firs the dead ¢! +. of and has A Keoley mstitute ts mango place | &t present out Salers Win ae S| be Eat naa aE TH te a electrician wil! promoiy| 25°) 35¢ and 48c per yard, x |e ere omer, hus tra Maen value 38¢ to 65¢ —_——. ___ REGAL SHOE CO. THANKS Imported washable linen FRISCO CONTRIBUTORS.| couch covers about 60 inch FE. J. Pitas, manncing director of the| wide, 3 yds. long. Remn! Shoe Con hos requested the extend ncere thanks and appreciation of the grate Francisco to all those to the Real's Infants’ The Regal Keeley institute at White Plains {s separ scene of the honeymoon of John Alston mies pation sa Vinee the yas Moorhead, the young Pitts collO6® | arat two carried flve passe: student who eloped with motner's |™ e Saiptedl French maid, Frances Do and nas tho Jast thore were six. Those w Deen disinherited. Hin expenses at the thirst-ellmination place are beng patt by his uncle, Horace Moorhead, of th city and Southampton, L. I, and U Horace has promised to be a £00 r, setzed Miss angel if young John braces up : goes to work after he gets the alcono | of West One Hundred and Fifty 5 Hard Fight for Life. The (Other! Prieonére) out os bis ayscent street early lesterday morning h Mise Is; Bacineets Uncle Horace, while on terms of /ya-nt Drone, 0° . t ria |e friendship with ts milonatre brother (Tien, a ne John, of Pittsburg, and his millionaire |... brother's proud wife, ny mush use| Tember of the Brod for the Pittsburg Moornead’s social as- pirations. He $s a sort of rourh and Thirty-five-Foot Yaht ready man, accustomed to acting upon] Tae Drone is %-foot vessel and office, has tu: nee with Joseph G. Klein, thee + 4+] ttt SPSL OPP Fee 1.50 each threw them a rope. Miss Hoops, a hand Craftsman Furniture, suita- ble for summer homes, camps, clubs and bunga- lows—made of oak, uphol- stered in leather, crafts- man canvas orrush. Chairs and Rockers. £ c En Assistant Dis- hat be pur- of the 6. rR erere. S » tude back to impulse, and young John has always |\, equipped with an auxillary engine, . been his favorite, being bullt somewhat] er party of yesterday was the merri-| : JAMES M GREERY & 60 along the same linea. est. She sailed ¢ 30 Hudson. | MC bU. 4.25, 7.50 and 9.00, His Credit Was Good Dr. Halgren was {n When young John, after, his mothi peed oa ess Ge See Ae Settles, Chests, Desks, che nreecl ‘a : a Donutiful 7 reaok of typhoid, decided | Arriving at the anchorage atier mi4- Sale of China Tables Glocks sand acome ae iad Pea g| Might this morning, a dory was run : Clo that ho could not Ive withow. her an a pietceaia ie ani oe alongside and the men and women, all laughing, began to board the sn boat. Trice Olsen rowed to shore, as he rowed the men and wom his party would call cut: ‘The boat ta overtumed! The boat ts | ned!" ery became almost constant, and wwalked out of the Moortead mansion in Piusburg with the girl clinging to arm he headed to the place ull Pitts- burgers head for when they want to go anywhere—New York. Ho was married to Frances at the Litte Church around the Corner and went with her to the Holland House. In view of the fact ehnt his imme-} ———————~ diate male ancestor had emulated the 2 unced the ‘You are no longer cS & oh Id of amine’ curse. young John mewhat excited, He was well ‘Young John Moorhead signed check» In : : . : Country Cottage Furnishing.| library suites. Dinner Sets | & 6 s nd George H. ve charge of the ot the dead girl, ington Pi ° at Mount Kisco, Realthy and ret Twenty-third Street. |Blue Delft open stock, 100 plecesa ic weasel 7200) set Open stock set, handsome! spray pattern, 100 pieces | Thin EN ete | JAMES McCREERY & 60s sees. TT,50 set | Thin porcelain, new decor- Linen Room. JAMES McGREERY &G60 | ation, 100 pieces..14.00 set and Floor. | = * China dinner set, 102 pieces} Turkish Towels, all white or ine | sseeesereeeee oeett.50 set} With red borders. 24x45 White and Colored a4 inches....,.2.75 per doz. estonishing—espectaily that representing the amount due at the bar. He did not Ee ae pubes eae Ki Cc ty Institution |S} fmBuilersin tn the same Cotton D: Ganae Toilet Sets, pink floral dec-|,. the bill to his father. i Ings County In u nower 0} ulets In a BTEC OO ESTES COU as erations Extra heavy hemmed, all mits, Your Mesto ssa tis| 15 Threatened with Clash Between Strik- White Dotted Swiss, 28) |, pieces. 5.50 set| WIE Eye NOC Pealstes. Young j@ were in a hole Then he be- tec ee eee ee e575 per doz, inches wide. CC. SHAYNE HEIRS thought himself of Unole Horace, and ij “ ae [iNiedaapesinat a lrg ors Contagion. ers and Guards, 9 Bono ice) HT re | ‘Whbh Uncle Horace got to the Hol- r5c per yard, emstitched heavy linen Ful young bride he’ was, al sytapathy COLUMBUS, 0., June 4—The Gov- z = r |Plates, Bowls and Chop} (old bleach) huck Towels, in a muinite. When placed tn posawasion | scingy County Hosyttal, with tte 0 Hat tell ist Shee ‘ne ¢ Lingerie cloth. 39 inches : Si Lee of all ho taota int the elopement he es A ernor, through Col. Ammel, has ordered ~ Dishes, new Strawberry | | 3.00 per dozen ry his knee and imughed. or more patients, is under guaran} Fourth Regiment to mobilize here to wide. Soft finish, suit B 3 design..........25¢ each able for Summer Dresses, (China EIS Scotch WesreeOETE eaid Uncle Horace,jand no visitors ure admitted, tt was) ly Georg ; ns £0 to the nflnes in Jefferson Cou ‘but your father has a short memory. |announced this afternoon, Why, he eloped himeelt” : 5 Re ed outat theur-{ | B . nN bread and butter! Uncles Horaceran enact oR eas Bae ite eel Biverett OF te Furrier’s Relatives Want Codi- Blouses or Underwear. | plates WemR ane: d Cloths pee resner nee Sea ed to i Maat - é ie 2 a f Namekin and} _.... « R 2 the wituation "ant help young & Week ago to-night. How bo con cil Set Aside and Original pata Vr ate ; eye een Ge aa ae Jos and bis bride out of nee aishoulty tracted the dlesaso ts a matter eximatoe|” ALLTANCE, 0. ee ae s 19c per yard. plates...........3.00 doz| eet ae ni ‘@ the looks epi jthe serious attention of the Henlth De-|o¢ Company K, a ill to Stand. la il y ts : a 723 Cee, \ t ge ta, shored the etectn. He jen partment, and the danger the ra ment, 0. X. Gh ae ~ ths at Magka: | White Union Linen Suitings Fea uaa VOXIOO Mies Gta Sia rT ly tn love! have spread the contagion !s n conc fay to hold themacives in’ readiness, | oe x a eas aviland’s Limoges plates = “ art | Bg EE tO Kee soviet eata the| Which ie troubling the Brooklyn health} as an order c m out would stopher C. SS | (full bleach), 36 inches & ue go x90. + + 03:50 follow shortly for service in the coal died sud ASTOR ESTATE FIGHTS | wide. sitte revere ceveaseachy! oo vrog “dies practioal Unole Horace, “Your wite can | wathortties 5 bp Bo Ww to White Plains You 90 YOU! wen Anderson complained of {iness| districts, ‘won't be rime ree) yoeeae wits he applied to Dr. Cumisky for treat-| STEUBENVILLE, June « 2 f \ y discov-| battle between tht eee ai WESTCHESTER ROAD, aac per yard, | go down to my country|erea th derson hed emallpox and] and tt Ss 2 r ‘ viata —_ Fae = i | Bou ‘at Seuthambton and live there | 7S IRM ARCeragy oe : Thirty - five hundred yards, ough you owned !t, until we fig- AG a 3 “ the o 5 1 _ * Out something for you to 4 out being nent to a ward with fine printed organdies, | fohn agreed in a minute, s0| patients Anderson was transfer ates | its ened ean fou Tee eeiniconee avalide 0 Delicate floral patterns. = | == ai| e reception of is nephew at the White Pining inst!-|tasious Discares. It was rei Denic > +s r Gas eine inst pees casemate | Pink, blue, Amethyst, Prim nt attack ree of the outer 1, ang his duty was apkins to match, 25x 25 in. 3.25 per doz, Twenty-third Street. Hemstitched all linen sheets, 72 x 108 inches..5.50 per pair Value 7.00 rose, on white grounds. AMES M CREERY k 00 g0 x 108 fachen G75: Hew ead ' , alue Oe REE VaR: | ne " |Irish linen Sheets sewn with Garces fine Irish hand embroidery, | eatin and Pillow cases to match, | |Augustine Corset, made of] at extremely moderate Batiste, with high bust prices. : { and close fitting hip. : JAMES MoCREERY § 60 lerone and side supporters. Twenty-third Street. | i ‘ t 2 tution, There ta where John {s now,| DMisefiny happy, looking calmly into] future and steadit D Toathing for liquor tn LILA HEARD FROM, GAUNTLET MISSING Twenty-third Street 1.15 value 2.00 Ladies’ Suits. Fine Batiste Corset. New Tailor-made Suits, of Panama) model with high bust, long Cloth, check or Plain Grey} hip and tapering waist i 4 Worsted. Various Models.| line. Trimmed with lace JAMES McGREERY & 604i | 18.50 and 25.00 and ribbon. Formerly 25,0 to 32,00, Silk Petticoats, 1% COTTON PRICES MIXED Mrs. WITH TRADING FEVERISH, | sinsnes as | Sicilian Suits, with three- value a One hundred dozen Si! H quarter length coats and|{a Vida Corset. Filled with Petticoats, made of bes J | pleated skirts—suitablefor| real Greenland whalebone, quality taffetas. Ail th | traveling. . | High bust with brassiere top fashionable colors, sui { #4;50 and long deep back for well] able for street or evenin ; Sun pleated Panama Walk-| developed figures, and suit-| dress, as well as black, | ~ COTTON CROP REPORT ing Skirts. able eee for average rie and 7.25. 4 Sane 2 re oe ‘ TRE et today FOR YEAR SHOWS GAIN. 9:59 and slender figures, a ‘ | 4 “ { ni : ie : oa Maen huey One ARKE nis of Black Voile —_ accordeon| Made of fine Coutil, Batiste, Twenty-third Street, \ SRA a RPE @y I ONE —_— SAR SETS oontes | pleated Skirts, mountedon| silk embroidered Broche 18,00 3.00 to 19.50 | : ie Sunday World Wants Work ” x i. } ANOTHER FOR VANDE h ‘Twenty-third Street. Twenty-third Street. 28, compares | Monday Morning Wonders, the growing taffetas silk drop lining. ; and fancy broche Batiste, I —_.